The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-29
Zasman has put a bakery wagon on the

Zasman has put bakery wagon on the
road
Capt. Hutchinson is working on plans
for new county Jail.
Dr. Parks, late Of Utah, has located at
Twin Brides for the practice Of medicine.
q. f. Morse has just completed large
and convenient desk, of novel design, for
IL. ]. Burlegh. w. +. Eastman has or.
dered one similar to it.
Some smart aleck has already tried his
jack.kniie on the new courtyard fence by
trying TO ornament the cap on one OF the
posts. Nothing less than castiron will
daunt the chronic whittier.
The cour, yare, fence will be completed
to-day. John Lambert had the contrac,
for doing the work and has performed it
to the satisfaction Of the commissioners.
The fence is great addition to the proper.
ty.
\ telegram was received from Rev. ]. $.
Leonard, Wednesday, stating that he
would not he in Dillon before May S,h,
consequently there will be no preaching
at the Baptist church next Sunday, but
Sunday school will be held at the usual
hour.
At their meeting Wednesday afternoon,
the ladies Of the w. c. 7. U. decided 10
hold, il possible, public meeting once a
month, on Sunday evening. The enter.
tainment TO be provided by local talent
and BY speakers from other places when
available.
Postmaster Poindexter is contemplating
the purchase Of new postotficc outfit, in
which case all Of the boxes will have locks
and there will be a numbe, Of large lock
drawers. Should the change be made, the
postmaster at Spring ll;l' will purchase
the old boxes, etc.
R.H. Haine, Of Raltlesnakc, has placed
his horse and cattle brands in the TRIBUNE
Stockmen everywhere recognize the i'm.
portance Of publishing their brands. Why
more Beaverhead cattlemen do not avail
themselves Of this method Of making their
brands known, is something mo fellow
can find out"
Last Friday afternoon while Cyrus
Moon, an cmploye Of NJ. ]. McCune, was
engaged iu buildings a log stable, number
Of the logs fell upon him, breaking one leg
and causing internal injuries from which
he died late the same night The unfor-
tunate man was buried Saturday afternoon.
Deceased was Canadian BY birth and was
about twenty five years Of age.
Capt. J. J. Hutchinson, the Dillon archi.
tect, has recently completed the plans and
specifications for a new residence for Col.
c. A. Wood, OF Salmon City, Idaho. The
house is to be one and one half story
brick, 46xso feet in size and will contain
eleven large room: ::and numerous closets,
etc. The plans are neatly drawn and the
whole work shows that the captain under.
stands his business.
Pursuant to the captains orders, the
members Of the militia company met last
Friday evening and the organization was
perfected. D. Lamont was elected prcsi.
dent; &. s. Wright, secretary, and d. +.
Reinhardt, treasurer. Committees were
appointed on constitution and bylaws,
finance and building. The captain also
appointed sergeants and corporals. Fri.
day evening was chosen as regular drill
night.
Wednesday evening an attempt was
made to blow up the southbound passen.
ger train, between Butte and Melrose.
Giant powder was used and the mine went
OFT prematurely, it is supposed. as the
road'nas!er accidentally discovered what
had taken place and had time to flag the
train, thus preventing what might have
been horrible accident. The tic under
which the powder was placed was blown
to atoms, the rail bent on: Of shape, and a
large hole was torn In the ground
4 Mammoth Company.